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Iain is joined by Guz Khan, Laura Smyth, Chloe Burrows and Huge Davies to take down the internet's most ridiculous moments with sharp wit and savage humour. (S2, E06)

Jimmy Carr hosts the topical comedy panel show with regular team captains Sean Lock & Jon Richardson and guests Natalie Cassidy, Micky Flanagan, Humphrey Ker & Stephen Mangan. (S14, E03)

Jimmy Carr hosts the topical comedy panel show with regular team captains Sean Lock & Jon Richardson and guests Joe Lycett, David O'Doherty, Rachel Riley & Louie Spence. (S14, E04)

Join Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny for the historic 29th season of South Park. (S29, E03)

Aisha Tyler hosts another episode of the improv show with Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie along with Greg Proops and star guest Lance Bass from legendary boy band *NSYNC. (S5, E07)

McIntyre returns on top form with razor sharp observations and has the crowd in stitches with talk his wife will not be happy with! Legendary British stand up! Recorded at the O2 in London.

...Right Now: Russell never fails to entertain with his trademark mix of eloquent gags and deft storytelling. Recorded at The Hammersmith Apollo, expect his usual zany, energetic, and unique style.

Babatunde delivers a new batch of the funniest clips out there. In this episode's family-friendly fails: Baba takes on his greatest challenge yet: a Don't Make Me Laugh farts special! (S2, E20)

Comedian Babatunde Aléshé delivers a fresh batch of the funniest clips out there. In this episode, we'll show you dating disasters, trick shot mishaps, and some of the clumsiest cats ever! (S1, E01)

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The guys learn a hard lesson about being kind to food service staff, before heading off to give relationship advice. SNL's Colin Jost gives the losing joker a shock in his punishment. (S13, E20)

Sal, Q, and Murr have people test drinks that may cause bizarre side effects before hitting the gym. The losing joker is put through many indignities in Rob Riggle's murder mystery. (S13, E21)

The One Where Rosita Dies: Phoebe becomes involved with a suicidal office worker (Jason Alexander). Meanwhile, Rachel and Chandler both think they've broken Rosita, Joey's recliner. (S7, E13)

The One Where They All Turn Thirty: Rachel's 30th birthday prompts the friends to reminisce about their own 30th celebrations. (S7, E14)

The One With Joey's New Brain: Joey learns that his character in his daytime drama is about to gain prominence at the expense of the show's diva star (Susan Sarandon). (S7, E15)

The One With The Truth About London: Chandler finds out who Monica really wanted to have sex with on the night they became lovers. Ross is angry after Rachel teaches Ben practical jokes. (S7, E16)

The One With The Cheap Wedding Dress: Monica battles another shopper for the perfect wedding dress. Meanwhile, Joey and Ross fight over the same girl and go to drastic measures to win. (S7, E17)

The One With Joey's Award: Joey is nominated for a "Soapie" but loses. However, when he accepts a different award on behalf of a co-star, he finds himself unwilling to hand it over. (S7, E18)

The One With Ross and Monica's Cousin: Monica's gorgeous cousin (guest-star Denise Richards) unwittingly wreaks havoc on Chandler and Ross as they become infatuated by her good looks. (S7, E19)

The One With Rachel's Big Kiss: Rachel reveals a titillating secret about her and a former sorority sister (guest-star Winona Ryder). Ross and Chandler compete for wedding tuxedos. (S7, E20)

The One With The Vows: Chandler and Monica struggle to write their wedding vows. This prompts the group to remember the journey Monica and Chandler have made over the past few years. (S7, E21)

The One With Chandler's Dad: Chandler confronts his estranged cross-dressing father (Kathleen Turner). Meanwhile, Rachel gets into trouble driving Monica's Porsche. (S7, E22)

The One With Monica and Chandler's Wedding Part 1: Chandler gets the pre-wedding jitters and runs away. Meanwhile, Phoebe finds a positive pregnancy test and assumes it's Monica's. (S7, E23)

The One With Monica and Chandler's Wedding Part 2: Monica remains unaware of the potential disasters on her wedding day. Meanwhile, Joey's drunk co-star could make him miss the nuptials. (S7, E24)

The One After "I Do": Everybody thinks Monica's pregnant, but her denial quickly shifts the focus to Phoebe, thereby taking the heat off of a nervous Rachel. (S8, E01)

The One With The Red Sweater: Rachel won't tell anybody who the father is until she tells him. Meanwhile, Joey mistakenly thinks Phoebe is pregnant and makes a gallant gesture. (S8, E02)

The One Where Rachel Tells...: Chandler and Monica prepare to leave for their honeymoon as Rachel prepares to tell the father of her baby. (S8, E03)

The One With Rachel's Date: Ross is horrified to learn that Rachel is going on a date with a handsome actor, Kash, especially since she is pregnant with his child. (S8, E05)

The One With The Halloween Party: At Monica and Chandler's Halloween party Phoebe runs into her sister's fiance, Eric (guest-star Sean Penn), and finds herself attracted to him. (S8, E06)

The One With The Stain: Chandler hires a maid to help Monica but she thinks the maid is stealing her clothes. Meanwhile, Eric (Sean Penn) breaks up with Ursula and wants to date Phoebe. (S8, E07)

The One With The Stripper: Rachel tells her short-tempered father that she is pregnant with Ross' baby. Monica arranges to have a 'stripper' perform at Chandler's belated bachelor party. (S8, E08)

Smooth-talking advertising executive Nick Marshall's (Mel Gibson) life changes when an accident gives him the ability to hear what women are thinking. Helen Hunt, Marisa Tomei feature. (2000)

London couples try to deal with their relationships in different ways. Their tryst with love makes them discover how complicated relationships can be. Hugh Grant and Martine McCutcheon star. (2003)